1:30 a.m. - Caller states she woke up when she heard running footsteps near her window. She looked out to see her vehicle lights on and three individuals were in or near her car. She yelled out the window and they took off running. Nothing was stolen. Neighbor's camper door was open. Officer cleared camper and secured door.
10:46 a.m. - Caller reports female kicked in her door. An individual owed her money. Female took a nut dispenser and pumpkins from her house. She took the nut dispenser because that is what she was owed money for.
11:14 a.m. - Caller reporting theft from vape store. Wants to start an eviction of female living there. Female states she took money out of the shop till to pay for gas to go to work. States she was part of the business and the taxes were in her name. Deputies told caller that female will not be arrested as this is a civil issue. He has to go through the eviction process. He was transferred to the clerk of courts.
12:52 p.m. - Caller states a "new young kid on the block" is hunting on her land.
12:59 p.m. - Owners of residence contacted law enforcement about concerns with a tenant they are evicting. After tenant was informed of eviction, dispatch was getting calls from various out of state locations with reports that tenant was being held captive, that there were dead bodies in the freezer, and other persons were tied up in the basement. A welfare check on the house revealed reports were false.
1:37 p.m. - Caller reports Automotive Store won't let her service dog at the business because their dog is there.
3:42 p.m. - Officers flagged down by male in parking lot. Male was to pick up packages that he sent to a female but she won't give them back. Packages contain $300 of sex toys and we wants them back. Officer explained this is a civil situation since he bought them for her.
3:57 p.m. - DNR fire requested for quarter acre grass fire. Individual using his car to rake a field. Hay got on the exhaust causing a fire. All on private property. No buildings close.
6:47 p.m. - Traffic stop of driver operating dirt bike on public roadway. Driver told not to drive on public road without a valid license. Driver stated he can because vehicle goes under 19 m/p/h. Driver was told that's not true. It is against city ordinance to operate an unregistered ATV. Officer told driver to walk the bike home.
8:48 p.m. - Complainant states his son and his son's woman were at his house threatening him verbally.
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